💥Raskolnikov's state of mind deteriorates, leading to delirium and fever.
🔪Raskolnikov contemplates murdering the pawnbroker but later backs out.
💭Raskolnikov has a vivid dream that triggers his decision to commit the murder.
💰Raskolnikov learns that the pawnbroker will be alone, prompting him to go ahead with the plan.
😱Raskolnikov's psychological turmoil intensifies as he prepares to commit the crime.
What triggers Raskolnikov's decision to commit the murder?
—Raskolnikov's decision is triggered by a vivid dream and the opportunity of the pawnbroker being alone.
Does Raskolnikov go through with the murder?
—Yes, Raskolnikov ultimately decides to go through with the murder.
How does Raskolnikov feel after making the decision?
—Raskolnikov initially feels relieved after deciding not to commit the murder, but later changes his mind when he learns that the pawnbroker will be alone.
What does Raskolnikov use as a murder weapon?
—Raskolnikov plans to use an axe as his murder weapon.
What is Raskolnikov's mental state in these chapters?
—Raskolnikov's mental state deteriorates, leading to fever, delirium, and intense psychological turmoil.
00:00Raskolnikov becomes feverish and delirious, observing the residents of a wealthy neighborhood.
01:00Raskolnikov falls asleep in the bushes and experiences a vivid dream about his town and a disturbing incident with a horse.
02:00Raskolnikov reveals his plan to rob and murder the pawnbroker, but later hesitates.
03:00Raskolnikov overhears that the pawnbroker will be alone, leading him to reconsider and decide to go through with the murder.
04:00Raskolnikov prepares his murder weapon and disguises.
05:00Raskolnikov arrives at the pawnbroker's home, feeling a mix of fear and determination.
06:00Raskolnikov rings the doorbell and enters, beginning his dark deed.
07:00Raskolnikov's inner turmoil intensifies as he proceeds with the murder.
